Tyler Perry, a stalwart advocate for Black women in the film industry, has announced the cast for his upcoming Netflix movie, Straw, according to Hollywood Reporter. The film will feature Taraji P. Henson, Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, and more.

Black American singer, Halle Bailey, says she is “honored” to play Ariel in the live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid” and hopes to inspire “Black and Brown children” in her lead role.

There’s a major shakeup in the world of cable news. Two well-known journalists, Don Lemon of CNN and Tucker Carlson of Fox News, have been ousted from their respective networks.

The king of rock ‘n’ roll didn’t die at Graceland in 1977. He died just three years ago in Tullahoma, Tennessee, and he never really got the crown he deserved. We get up close with a complicated, conflicted man in his new documentary.

In a concert Friday night in Knoxville, Lizzo defied the law, filling the stage with drag queens in a glittery protest against the state’s legislation signed by Republican Gov. Bill Lee.

“I just have random, random times of the day that I just have to stop and give thanks and give praise because this is everything I prayed for., ” explained Teyana Taylor, the “A Thousand and One” actor.

Eleven years ago, music tragically lost one of its most successful and iconic vocalists at age 48, Whitney Houston. But the posthumous release of the star’s collection of gospel songs centers focus on her strong faith roots and deeply held values.

Star Meagan Good gets candid about navigating life after a devastating divorce.

MLB The Show has broken a video game barrier: For the first time, the franchise will insert some of the greatest Negro League players — from Satchel Paige to Jackie Robinson — into the 2023 edition of the game as playable characters.

Emmy Award-winning “Abbott Elementary” creator, Quinta Brunson, 33, made her April 1 hosting debut and used the much-coveted platform to uplift underappreciated and underpaid teachers. This is why we love her! She celebrates and champions the causes of everyday people.

According to actor, producer and screenwriter, Billy Eichner, homophobia is to blame for the lack of support of his film that features an all-LGBTQ+ cast.

The studio has released the first trailer for “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” a biographical drama about the iconic singer, in theaters Dec. 21.

If you think listening and dancing to artists like Beyoncé, Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, and Nicki Minaj will send you straight to hell with gasoline drawls on, then honey don’t listen.

Black women have long been underrepresented on television. But things are slowly changing as Black Christian women like Tamron Hall, Jennifer Hudson, and Sherri Shepherd are taking center stage in the notoriously white, secular space of daytime talk shows.

When Viola Davis, sculpted and hardened from months of training, first stood in the full garb of the Agojie warrior women, with her bare feet in the African sand, it was the culmination of not just the years-long push to make “The Woman King,” but of a lifelong battle.

Only 36 Black women have won prime-time Emmy awards in its 74-year history, which is why this year’s ceremony marked a particularly special occasion for Black women in TV.

Since leaving in 2020, before the Emmy-winning daytime talker’s recent cancellation, the “Sister, Sister” star, 44, has been sorely missed by fans. But now, she has a brand-new gig as host of Amazon’s “Dr. Seuss Baking Challenge.”

Bishop Wayne T. Jackson and his son, Royal Jackson, are poised to take The Impact Network—a Black-owned, independent Christian television channel founded by Bishop Jackson in 2010—into a new season of expansion.

Multi-talented singer songwriter Blessing Offor made his national television debut Monday, June 20, performing his hit track “Brighter Days” on NBC’s The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Destiny’s Child singer, Michelle Williams, who landed the lead role in T.D. Jakes’s Lifetime movie, Wrath: A Seven Deadly Sins Story, was shocked by the risqué nature of some the parts she was asked to portray.